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The role of leader delivers a new perspective and experience much different from the original game.
Thief
Thief is an inconsistent game that has just as many failings as it does successes. Fans of the stealth genre will find a lot to like here, but a number of poor design decisions keep it from reaching the heights of its predecessors.
If you don’t like Final Fantasy XIII’s characters or storyline, Lightning Returns isn’t going to do much to change your mind, but if you can get past its graphical issues and occasionally problematic plot, there’s a lot to like here. If you’re already a fan of the Final Fantasy XIII...
Strike Vector is an excellent arena shooter with unique ideas and great gameplay that’s held back by a lack of maps and modes, and a poor tutorial. Still, this is an excellent game and fans of arena shooters should definitely check it out.
Octodad: Deadliest Catch is a silly game with a silly yet simple idea, and it works well in just being that.
The Banner Saga is a beautiful, exemplary game that you owe it to yourself to play.
Assassin's Creed: Liberation HD is a significant improvement of the original, and stands to be one of the, if not the best port that's ever made it's way from a hand-held device.
Tomb Raider: Definitive Edition is a tough sell for those who have already embarked on Lara’s adventure, but those who have never played it will find a lot to like here, and the numerous upgrades make this the best version available to those without access to a gaming PC.
Simply put, Max is a fantastic indie game and a far better purchase than many of the others currently available for download. In Curse of Brotherhood, Xbox One has a fun, good-looking platformer at a budget price. Highly recommended.
XCOM: Enemy Within is one of the better expansions to arrive in a long time and is an example of how to successfully revamp an entire game for the better.
Crimson Dragon had the potential to be a AAA digital title for the Xbox One. Instead, it fails to deliver solid gameplay and it's also riddled with technical issues that drag the experience further down.
Killzone: Shadow Fall is not only a technical showcase for the PlayStation 4, but it also manages to provide a intriguing single player campaign backed up by a strong multiplayer component. However by playing it safe, Guerrilla Games have taken the franchise a few steps back.
